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My pal and fellow Iraq war veteran Little Boots joins me for an in depth dissection of the recent report on active duty and veteran suicides at the Watson Cost of War Institute at Brown University. It’s an in depth discussion on the moral, personal, and psychological damage that leads veterans to take their own lives. Please share your thoughts on the episode with us.
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